The Electric Theater is offering an action-packed evening of music Friday, November 13, with doors opening at 6:30 p.m. Sherwood, Love You Long Time, The Trademark and 7 Days Prior are putting on a rockin’ show of dance-worthy music. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door.

Sherwood focuses on creating rock and roll music that can be danced to – upbeat, with nonaggressive passion and a strong nod to classic rock stylings. While the band's original sound has been described as "The Get Up Kids meets Mineral meets Further Seems Forever," the band's detailed list of influences for their current sound is a blend of old-fashioned rock and progressive alternative, with strong ties to standards set by the Beach Boys.

The band began in late 2002 while several of its founding members were attending Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo, California. Sherwood initially gained attention playing the Vans Warped Tour for several years. The band toured extensively in the States, Europe and Japan to promote its 2007 album, A Different Light, and last month, Sherwood released its new album, QU. Recently, Sherwood's song "The Best in Me" was used as the theme to the new MTV show College Life.

Telling stories of ladies, life, and party time, Love You Long Time combines an old-school hip-hop vibe with modern pop music to create the most refreshing sound since The Fresh Prince himself. It’s rumored that the band's live show is so explosive, Chuck Norris is worried about his safety. The release of the band’s new single, "All Night," is a classy step forward accompanied by remixes from electro artists from around the world.

Meanwhile, if you need a lesson in determination, The Trademark can teach you a thing or two. Five years ago, brothers Riley and Drew Hamnett, as well as longtime friend Natty Coleman, started writing music and playing shows anywhere that people would listen. Now, after several national tours and the release of their highly-anticipated (sold out in Hot Topic locations nationwide), full-length album, This Island Earth, The Trademark is redoubling its efforts to get its brand of pop-laced rock and roll in front of as many people as possible.

For tickets and more information on this and other Electric Theater offerings, go to www.theelectrictheater.com or call 877-548-3237.